just bring your jacket, that’s it 😭 and we mostly do it on the 3rd floor

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iphone 13 pro .. and i don't game at all

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share your progress and your product online. people can’t help if they don’t even know about your project. I’ve hosted projects with basically no money by getting help like free hosting, and i’ve seen other people get a ton of support through buy me a coffee and other means.

people genuinely like helping when you’re open, visible, and they can see you actually trying.

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1. try not to fail as much as possible
2. avoid taking risks
3. muya belb nw 😁 (it is tho, gn at least let other people know about it 😭)

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spend more time on X and make it a habit .. eventually you’ll understand what kinda posts X likes, what gets engagement, and what doesn’t 😭

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if the internship is a must for your school stuff, then finish it gn 😭but if you’re only doing it for the resume, i don’t think it’s worth it. i’d personally start teaching myself and build my own projects instead.

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have a reason to build something, then learn as you go. don’t wait until you “know enough.” start building, hit problems, figure them out, and keep going

you’ll learn faster, retain more, and actually enjoy the process because you’re learning for a reason.

imo, building > endlessly watching tutorials.

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would be nice .. only if @bekacru_c and @kinfishfarms did it tho 😭

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i'd have started building the projects I thought were too big for me and that i tot weren’t skilled enough to build yet

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do it more and you’ll naturally get better at it. or find something unique about yourself to talk about ... your age, situation, where you’re from, what you’re building, whatever makes your journey different.

people connect with the person behind the work too.

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I suggest them to talk to @datawithsimon 😁

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nope .. its just a blog

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1. find an open source project and contribute to it
2. solve a real technical problem in a production app .. something like scaling, debugging, refactoring, optimization, whatever
3. learn something you think is way above your current knowledge level

do this and hopefully you prove yourself wrong and build that confidence

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hell yeah 😭 .. I'm getting old

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i don’t usually post gym content here .. still going tho, might start posting more

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as long as you’re targeting the right audience, a personal brand is honestly so valuable on any social media platform ... as long as you ain't laying abt skills and keep improving every day you can definately count on it

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no that has nothing to do with me dropping out 😭 ... i’ve shared my reasons so many times on this channel. and yes, being a dropout has nothing to do with being successful.

it gives you time to do more and focus on what you care most tho ( my reason )


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i don’t know much about networking tbh 😭 ... but if you care about it that much, i’d definitely go for it if i were you. that’s just me tho

if there are any network engineers here, please give your brother/sister some advice 😭

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Thanks 🙏

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